reinforces in English
paratroopers were sent to reinforce the troops already in the area
Use "reinforces" in a sentence
1. Canthopexy merely reinforces the Canthus
2. Sex inequality in pay reinforces class inequality.
3. This reinforces the stereotype that blondes have no brains.
4. The bill reinforces the excessively severe provisions already in place.
5. Matching piping along the seams reinforces Bantam’s clean lines
6. And it also reinforces this idea of the gates.
7. This evidence reinforces my view that he is a spy.
8. The area provides a social milieu that reinforces that awareness.
9. Backup definition, a person or thing that supports or reinforces another
10. It merely reinforces the idea that China is stridently nationalistic and unaccountable.
11. Caring for animals is not sentimentality - it reinforces our respect for life.
12. This lock resists forced entry and effectively secures, reinforces, and Childproofs exterior doors
13. This lock resists forced entry and effectively secures, reinforces, and Childproofs exterior doors
14. Accessorius definition, any muscle, nerve, gland, etc., that reinforces the action of another
15. Bard ® Mesh reinforces the weakened area, allowing for tissue ingrowth and resiliency
16. The patriarchal structure of most families reinforces the integration of the whole unit.
17. “This reinforces the need for economic diversification and for strengthening fiscal and monetary frameworks.”
18. Team Worker: supports and reinforces, improves communications, fosters team spirit; stable, extrovert and flexible.
19. Supple suede reinforces the elegant ease of this iconic Balmacaan coat from Polo Ralph Lauren
20. Bedtime Bandits is a super fun game that reinforces various stages of time-telling skills
21. Ambits reinforces managers in their leadership and people management role by offering them Business Mentors to learn from
22. Thus the individual is bombarded with messages about values, lifestyles, and so on in a context that reinforces passivity.
23. Ballistic greatly reinforces the interior of the Door, Floor, or Trunk and reduces vibrations and road noise
24. The way forward in leadership development through mentoring Ambits reinforces managers in their leadership through Business Mentoring
25. From the Cambridge English Corpus The present continually reinforces the memorized Auditory data and demands a new kind of Auditory …
26. That is the basis of our management philosophy, which promotes employee accountability and reinforces a decentralized decision-making.
27. In addition, the Agreement contains a Most Favoured Nation (MFN) clause which reinforces the exclusivity referred to above
28. 2 An important question is whether online education reduces or reinforces these existing gaps in access to education.
29. GrassMaster reinforces a 100% natural grass pitch by vertically inserting 20 million polypropylene (PP) fibres into the soil.
30. And it "reinforces how important changes in Southern Hemisphere winds can be for Earth's carbon cycle and its climate, " he says.
31. The classical framing, with the lines of the bricks evoking the lines of the Bricklayer’s vest, reinforces the dignity of the subject.
32. States form an interlocking network of bilateral and multilateral treaty relationships, which reinforces the interdependence that characterises contemporary international relations.
33. On the one hand, it reinforces the argument that officials should have a general duty to provide reasons for decisions.
34. The research reinforces the merit of identifying investments based on intrinsic value rather than Cheapness based on standard valuation criteria
35. He has proposed a new tax credit that reinforces the traditional use of special tax breaks to affect social policy.
36. The advertising used in this stage simply reinforces or reminds customers of the qualities and Acceptanceyour product is already recognized for
37. This lock resists forced entry and effectively secures, reinforces, and Childproofs, and is 12 times stronger than a traditional deadbolt lock.
38. While this reinforces the empirical nature of the question, there is a further empirically relevant problem raised by nonlinear budget constraints.
39. This reduces the burden of maintaining its own alliance with Pakistan and reinforces the larger purpose of using Pakistan to contain India.
40. Operational experience of real systems design reinforces doubts about the allocation of function concept as a basis for a unitary systematic procedure.
41. Over the course of these pages, we have attempted to convey an image of the Adjutancy that reinforces this idea of Christian kighthood
42. The Double is at play twice in this diptych as the moldy mirror image of the painting reinforces the closed world of their sisterhood.
43. This duality reinforces the dynamic of the Patisserie juxtaposing the intimacy of the pastry display with the intensity of the open kitchen and surrounding social nodes.
44. Christology is a wonderful journey that reinforces the firm foundation of the faith and helps the church be equipped to share that faith with a lost world
45. One who supports or reinforces another: I’m his Backup; a copy or duplicate version of a file, program, or computer system: I made a Backup of the file.
46. Clientelism refers to allocation of private goods, such as jobs or grants, by a patron to his clients, with an expected return of favors that reinforces patron leadership
47. Baathist leadership in IS, most recently noted in Christoph Reuter’s riveting articlein Spiegel International, reinforces the political nature of IS and its Sunni Arab, Iraqi nationalist roots.
48. The reference to a two degree centigrade increase as a threshold reflects a prevalent scientific opinion internationally and only reinforces what India has been saying about the dangers from global warming.
49. Politics and sex is an old story, and as Mr. Fiedler and others point out, it simply reinforces the lessons of the aphrodisiac of power taught in Shakespeare.
50. This history of Aviculture reinforces the work of today’s aviculturists, both the professional and the hobbyist, who are keeping countless species in existence to ensure a future with birds